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Detective Mike Unterkoefler talks to students during a tour Wednesday at the Augusta Police Station. Cony Middle School students had a chance to visit some of the area businesses, in a tour arranged with Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce, as part of Aspirations Day events. Maine Cabin Masters and other people also spoke to students at the school. Kennebec Journal photo by Joe Phelan
Wednesday was Aspirations Day at Cony, with middle and high school students taking part in a number of activities. A number of speakers were planned, both at the start and end of the day, including members of the Maine Cabin Masters, former Chief Justice Daniel Wathen and Cony football great Ben Lucas. The day was coordinated with a MELMAC Foundation Grant used to support students post-secondary school plans. In addition to the on-campus speakers, seniors took part in college visits and seventh graders toured local businesses and other agencies.
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